Plate Motion
Rocks Transformations
Phase Change
Chemical Reactions
Populations and Resources
Matter and Energy in Ecosystems
Final
Jeopardy
(Around the classroom)
Jeopardy
(Around the classroom)
100
These are the name of the large chunks of Earth that make up the outer crust.
Tectonic Plates
100
This type of rock is made through melting and cooling.
Igneous Rock
100
When a liquid turns into a solid the phase change is called what?
Freezing
100
This is the name of the small particles that make up all of the matter around you.
Atoms
100
This is the term used to describe the "not living" things in an ecosystem.
Abiotic
100
Plants perform this important chemical reaction in order to make energy.
Photosynthesis
200
This is the name given to the area where two plates meet.
Plate Boundary
200
This type of rock is made of "sediments" and is made through compaction and cementation.
Sedimentary Rock
200
Name this state of matter.
Atoms are spread apart a little and are able to slide past each other.
Liquid
200
This is a word used to descibe a characteristic of a chemical.
Example: How it smells, its color, and its texture
A property
200
In order for animals to do things like survive and reproduce, this is required.
Energy/food
200
In order to make energy, what ingredients do plants need?
Water (H2O, Carbon Dioxide(CO2), and Sunlight
300
Name the type of plate boundary displayed below.
Convergent Boundary
300
This rock is made when rocks are exposed to extreme heat and pressure.
Metamorphic Rock
300
Name this state of matter.
Atoms are really close together and only vibrate in place.
Solid
300
What are the reactants of the following formula?
H4 + O2 --> 2H2O
H4 and O2
300
All food chains and food webs start with what type of organism?
Producers/Plants
300
What do plants make after they have completed photosynthesis?
Oxygen (O2) and Glucose (energy)
300
What character has been sitting on top of the smart board in the front of the room since the beginning of the year
Baby Yoda (Grogu)
400
Name the boundary displayed below.
Divergent Boundary
400
This is the process that takes larger rocks and breaks them into pieces of sediment.
Hint: This is usually down using rain, snow, and wind.
Weathering
400
Name this state of matter.
Atoms are really spread out and move through out the container they are in.
Gas
400
What are the products of the following chemical reaction?
H4 + O2 --> 2H2O
2H2O
400
According to this food chain, what do snakes eat in order to acquire energy?
Frogs
400
These types of organisms are responsible for recycling matter back into an ecosystem by consuming dead things.
Decomposers
500
Old crust is destroyed when one crust is pushed and melted in what location?
In the mantle
500
This is the process that carries pieces of sediment to a new location.
Ersoion
500
This is the name given when a liquid state of matter undergoes a phase change and turns into a gas.
Evaporation
500
How many hydrogens are in the following molecule?
2H2O
4
500
According to this food web what do foxes eat for energy?
Mice and Rabbits
500
This is the chemical reaction that is responsible for releasing the energy stored in glucose. Many people consider it the opposite of photosynthesis.
Cellular Respiration